FAIRBORN, Ohio – The University of Dayton women's soccer team (2-5-1) fought to a 1-1 double overtime tie against crosstown foe Wright State (2-6-2) Sunday night at Alumni Field. 

STATS OF THE MATCH
• Dayton outshot WSU 15-12, but the Raiders held a 2-1 advantage in the second overtime.
• Both goals were scored in the first half. 
• Both teams took five corner kicks and fouls were also even 16-16.
• Flyer sophomore goalkeeper Kaelyn Johns registered seven saves in 110 minutes of action.

DAYTON GOAL
• 40th minute – Madeleine Morrissey scored her second goal of the season. Erin O'Malley's free kick split two defenders. Morrissey settled the ball and quickly knocked the ball in the net from about seven yards out.

WRIGHT STATE GOAL
• 9th minute – The Raiders got on the board first as Ellie Ganz chipped the ball into the box; Jordyne Helinski was 10 yards from the goal and headed the ball into the near side.

UP NEXT
• Dayton has a bye week before opening up Atlantic 10 conference play at Baujan Field against Saint Louis Thursday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. ET.
• Red Out – wear your Dayton Flyer red!
• National Coffee Day - FREE Coffee and Donuts to Students
- There will be T-shirt tosses as well as mini balls for goals scored! 
- Back by popular demand this season, the exclusive Dayton Flyers soccer scarves. Pick up a punch card at the main entrance and be sure to get your card punched at every game. You must get at least EIGHT punches to receive a scarf. Scarves are limited to the first 500 eligible fans. This year scarves are also available at the marketing table for $15.